Adventure

Kayaking, treking, surfing, rock climbing ... these are only some of the many exhilarating adventures that are on offer in Indonesia. From white water rafting down the rapids of the Maiting River in Sulawesi to climbing the peaks of one of the world’s most famous volcanos at Krakatau, Indonesia has enough thrilling adventures to keep any adrenaline junkie busy. Discover a whole new world of excitement as you climb active volcanos and take in the awe-inspiring views. For those who are flexible enough to get in tight spaces and don’t mind the dark, explore the caves of Java where you will see some unique rock formations that are sure to make your jaw drop. As you make your way around the country, surf some of the world’s biggest swells in North Sumatra or hike the high snowcapped peaks of the mountains of Papua. For hikers who don’t mind a bit of rough travel, get off the beaten track in the jungle in Kalimantan where you will meet the Dayak people, search for wildlife and get up close and personal with wild orang utans. Come to Indonesia and you will get an unfrogettable experience of excitement, adventure and fun.

Flowing from Lake Toba, the biggest Crater Lake in the world, through the staggering Sigura-gura Dam, passing the valley of the Bukit Barisan Mountain Range, before pouring into the Malacca Straits at Nibung Gulf, the Asahan River is not merely a major river in North Sumatra but also an endless stream of excitement for river rafting enthusiasts.
Centered at the Bandar Pulau Sub District in the Asahan Regency, North Sumatra Province, the Asahan...

Lake of “Endless Vengeance” that is what Danau Dendam Tak Sudah means literally.
Beyond its sinister name, the lake, situated by the town of Curup, 6Km from Bengkulu City, capital of Bengkulu Province, presents its own distinct beauty and tranquility.
The 37.5 hectares lake and its stretching surrounding green hills are one elaborate nature reserve that holds significant biodiversities and an important ecological...

Bengkulu, capital and largest city of Bengkulu Province, is not only the center of the provincial administration and facilities but it is also a city steeped in history. Traces of the great bygone era decorate major parts of the city and radiate a distinct classic ambience.
With a total area of 245.67 km², the city of Bengkulu is situated on the south-west coast of Sumatra directly facing the Indian Ocean. The city was once named...

Located in the Riau province, the Tesso Nilo National Park is arguably the largest lowland rainforest on the island of Sumatra. Today the Park covers an area of 83,068 hectares, having grown twice as large from the former 38,576 hectares in 2004 when it was designated as a National Park. Tesso Nilo stretches along 4 districts, namely the districts of Palalawan, Indragiri Hulu, Kuantan Sengingi and Kampar. Tesso Nilo is planned to be...

In the cold air of its highlands, Mount Kerinci, in the province of Jambi, hides a natural wonder that was created by the earth’s volcanic activity. This is a sulfuric hot spring known as the Semurup Hot Spring, located at the Baru Air Hangat Village, Air Hangat Sub District, Kerinci Regency.
In the mountain chain of Bukit Barisan, dominated here by the active Mount Kerinci are a large...

Leaving the coast of Tapanuli Bay by the city of Sibolga on the west coast of the province of North Sumatra, one will be greeted by a serene island covered with lush green trees and the beauty of nature. The 8,000 hectares island is called Mursala Island, popularly also known as Mansalaar Island, home to a handful of families. The Island became one of the setting for the 1933 classic movie “King Kong”,...

The town of Sungai Penuh, located at the foothills of towering Mt. Kerinci is 420 km. away from Jambi, the capital that bears the same name as the province. Micro buses, here known as “travel” ply the route between Jambi and Sungai Penuh that cover the distance in around 10 hours riding on smooth to rough roads. But when twinkling lights appear in the distance at the foot of Mt. Kerinci, you know that you are already nearing the town...

Rafflesia Arnoldii, noted for producing the largest individual flower on earth, is a uniquely rare flower that has become the icon of the province of Bengkulu. The best place to observe these exceptional flora is in the rainforests along the Bengkulu-Curup route. Curup itself is the capital and main hub of the Rejang Lebong Regency in the Bengkulu Province that also acts as gateway to some of the regency’s natural wonders such...